Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-03-25

LOCALS
ID. A. Scctt Sundayed at this place.
A new lot of harness goods at Roth
Bros. 2O9ti
H. A. Miller is at home this week
sowing wheat.
Corn is selling IN our street at 40
cents per bushel. t:t
Mrs. TarbIe WENT to Miller Monday
and returned Tuesday.
-Hurrah! Volume V, Number 1!
This is the HERALD's birthday.
One of Mr.. Sheppard's horses was
killed lately by falling into a we'll.
DED:--On Wednesday morning March
%. the infant of MI. and Mrs. Pettis.
"A. Gunderson went TO Sioux Falls
on business last week, returning on
Monday.
Father and Mother Jordan are X
pected back soon. We will be glad to
see them.
! Mrs. D. W. Shryock has our hearty
thanks for a beautiful boquet from her
greenhouse.
Il. II. Null returned last Tuesday
from Mitchell, where he had been at
tending court.
Mr.. Flint, who spent the winter in
Nebraska, has returned to his claim in
Marlaur township.
Lack Of space prevents the publica-
zion of several newsy communications
and much valuable local newe.
-Millet, timothy and seed corn at
Roth Bros. 2O9tf
An able and interesting article
from the pen of DR.. Nesmith will ap-
pear in our columns next week.
Miss Kara Smart has gone to spend
The summer with her uncle, Rev. Will
Jordan, at Mi1bank, where she will at
send school.
Deputy Sheriff Miller has a nephew
from Minnesota visiting him. We
hear he is another "1ierm." SO OF course
he is welcome to Dakota.
We hear that Mr.. Powell had the
misfortune to lose a horse recently.
One of his oxen got loose in the night
and gored the horse to death.
County Superintendent Binford
will be in his Office at the court house
on the first and third Saturdays of each
month, for the transaction Of sny bust
ness pertaining to his Office.
p. J. WeiIand called at the HERALD
office this week and paid for his paper
a year in advance. He is one Of those
men who realize that it takes money to
run a print shop. Would there were
more like him.
Ground feed and corr for sale at
Roth Bros. 2O9tf
-Unintentionally and much to our
eegret, the program of the Teachers
Institute, to be held at Lynndale to-
morrow, was omitted last week. We
publish the same this week, and hope
30 receive a report for our columns.
That anxiously looked for "bov" ar.
rived at James Cavanaugh's on Sun
day last. bRt strange to say, it proved
to be q Sin. As it is a little beauty,
che happy parents are resigned to thei,
fate. In about sixteen years from now
won't there be pangs and heartaches
among the lads?
Look AZ the Empire broadcast seed.
sr and drill combined at Roth Bros.
2O9tf
-Rolla Cady now handles the rib
bons and cracks che whip on the Miller
stage, and is already spoken Of as an
pert in that line. His tour months
work in this Office gave good satisfac-
tion, and we trust that in his new bus
mess he will meet with all the success
which his trustworthy and reliable
character deserves.
Mrs. HERALD left yesterday morn.
ing for q weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Plainyiew, Neb., leav-
ing those long deviT to preside over
the destin1es of the Office While she is
gone. No knowing what didoes he'll
cut up, either! Mrs. II. will return &C
companisd by her mother, who will
spend the summer at this place.
Notice.
AS there will be a regular meeting
Of the Jerau,d County Farmers ALI
ance, on Saturday, April 2, at the court